Rick van Hattem
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957 B
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38 lines
957 B
Plaintext
[report]
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# The test coverage you require, keeping to 100% is not easily
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# possible for all projects but it’s a good default for new projects.
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fail_under = 100
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# These functions are generally only needed for debugging and/or
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# extra safety so we want to ignore them from the coverage
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# requirements
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exclude_lines =
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# Make it possible to ignore blocks of code
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pragma: no cover
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# Generally only debug code uses this
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def __repr__
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# If a debug setting is set, skip testing
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if self\.debug:
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if settings.DEBUG
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# Don’t worry about safety checks and expected errors
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raise AssertionError
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raise NotImplementedError
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# Do not complain about code that will never run
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if 0:
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if __name__ == .__main__.:
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@abc.abstractmethod
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[run]
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# Make sure we require that all branches of the code is covered.
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# So both the if and the else
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branch = True
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# No need to require coverage of testing code
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omit =
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test_*.py
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